>be me, spending night at friend's dorm (it's a

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Are you like, 19??

>>17185115
I'm 22, why?

She had feelings. If you break her heart, you will lose her. If youth care about her and like her what is it that makes her unsuitable for a relationship?

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>>17184434
>Says he does not have feelings
>Says he would care if he lost her from his life

My advice: take her on a few dates and see if any hidden feelings come to light. It seems as if you actually do have some feelings but may not be entirely ready to accept them.

>>17185156
Well, we have done a lot of very date-y things (but not official dates), like biking together at the beach or just going for a drive along the coast. Still felt platonic after those

>>17185474
See if doing those things a d following them up with sex makes it seem less platonic. As someone a bit older, relationships with friends you actually enjoy, as in same hobbies and are able successed at friendship, is gonna be a lot better then most relationships. Not trying, unless your already involved with someone else, is one of those retard decisions people beat themselves up over for years.